Your seniors....where did they decide to go? (No stats please)

[Anonymous]

NVCC hometown NOVA

UVA - rejected
William and Mary - rejected
Virginia Tech - rejected
James Madison - rejected
George Mason - rejected

So 2 years at CC and then transfer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll throw out a crazy one for DCUM - my Maryland kid finally picked Salisbury after speaking with several current students there and is very excited about it.

I’ve got an even crazier one for DCUM. My kid is going to culinary school. Happily. And I’m thrilled for them. It’s a lifelong dream.

Beautiful! To follow one’s dream is a blessing.

Which culinary school?

[Anonymous]

Virginia Tech

[Anonymous]

Duke track

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From CA. This is where my kid and kid’s friends are going:

All UCs except Irvine and Merced
Wisconsin
Lewis & Clark
Pepperdine
USC
Stanford
CA community colleges
Harvey Mudd
Cal Tech
Occidental

UCI is hard to get into! My kid is really interested in Irvine
I always thought that Merced & Riverside were the easiest to get into, yeah?

Oh yes, it’s very hard. I’m only reporting where the kids ended up, not where they applied. Irvine is great and I encourage your kid to apply!

Merced and Riverside are easiest though in this cycle I heard of kids getting rejected from Riverside which I have never heard before.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NVCC hometown NOVA

UVA - rejected
William and Mary - rejected
Virginia Tech - rejected
James Madison - rejected
George Mason - rejected

So 2 years at CC and then transfer.

What about VCU? Mary Washington? CNU? ODU?

[Anonymous]

Brown

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From CA. This is where my kid and kid’s friends are going:

All UCs except Irvine and Merced
Wisconsin
Lewis & Clark
Pepperdine
USC
Stanford
CA community colleges
Harvey Mudd
Cal Tech
Occidental

UCI is hard to get into! My kid is really interested in Irvine
I always thought that Merced & Riverside were the easiest to get into, yeah?

Oh yes, it’s very hard. I’m only reporting where the kids ended up, not where they applied. Irvine is great and I encourage your kid to apply!

Merced and Riverside are easiest though in this cycle I heard of kids getting rejected from Riverside which I have never heard before.

I grew up ut there and am stunned to learn above that UCI is hard to get into! And Riverside! Omy!